Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Rahul Gandhi demands PM apology over NEET paper leaks
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, held a press conference on July 22 to discuss the issues of paper leaks in the education system and police action against protesters.
He mentioned that there have been 152 paper leaks in the last decade, affecting 7.5 crore students, but there have been zero convictions.
Gandhi demanded that the Union Education Minister resign, strict action be taken against those who allegedly beat and insulted students, and that Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologize for the treatment of protesting students.
He also questioned the police action against protesters, asserting that students have the right to demonstrate and demand a fair education system.
Rahul Gandhi demands PM apology over NEET paper leaks and police action against students.
152 paper leaks in the last decade, affecting 7.5 crore students, with zero convictions.
Gandhi lists three key demands: resignation of Union Education Minister, action against those who beat students, and PM apology.
Gandhi questions police action against protesters, asserting their right to demonstrate.
Opposition appears in all-black in Parliament to seek discussion on NEET-UG paper leak issue.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha
- What
- Rahul Gandhi demands PM apology over NEET paper leaks and police action against students
- When
- July 22
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To highlight the issues of paper leaks in the education system and police action against protesters
Congress Party
Government
Education System
Congress Party
The education system is rigged and needs reform.
Government
The government maintains that the education system is functioning properly.
Police Action
Congress Party
Police action against protesters is unjustified and excessive.
Government
The government and police maintain that their actions were necessary to maintain law and order.
- Date
- July 22
- Location
- New Delhi
- Number of Paper Leaks
- 152
- Number of Convictions
- 0
- Number of Students Affected
- 7.5 crore
